Issue Information

• Published date: 01 October 2022
• Date: 01 October 2022
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/fcre.12581

FAMILY COURT REVIEW Volume 60 Number 4 October 2022

The Journal of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts

AFCC

Published in cooperation with the Center for

Children, Families and the Law of the Maurice

A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University

Editorial Note

October 2022 – Barbara A. Babb and Marsha Kline Pruett

Special Issue: Family Law Pedagogy

Introduction: Family court review special issue dynamic pedagogy in the family and juvenile law classroom:

Experiential and in-class exercises – Meredith Johnson Harbach and Naomi Cahn

Cultivating more inclusive classrooms and practice-ready graduates with voice and video assignments –

Jamie R. Abrams

Courageous classrooms: Embracing antiracist legal pedagogy – Elizabeth M. Bloom

The fi sh, the pole, or both?: The growing need for the integration of experiential skills across the law

school curriculum – Nakia C. Davis

Reframing family law: Using narratively-informed lawyering to build an inclusive curriculum – Victoria Chase

and Ann E. Freedman

More than just child’s play: Enhancing the class experience through role-playing in children’s

law – Jessica K. Heldman and Robert C. Fellmeth

Using experiential learning to create an inclusive classroom, promote equity, and develop professional

identity – Tianna N. Gibbs

Student response systems in the family law classroom – Hannah Haksgaard

Dynamic interdisciplinary exercise for juvenile and family law students – Lucy Johnston-Walsh

We need to talk about trauma: Integrating trauma-informed practice into the family law classroom – Sarah Katz

Creating opportunities to “prepare, perform, and refl ect” in a doctrinal family law course – Lydia Nussbaum

If these blackboards could talk 2: The Fem-Crit classroom – Aníbal Rosario Lebrón

Doctrine, experiential learning, and client-centered lawyering: Teaching family law in a post-pandemic

world – Caroline Rogus and Philomila Tsoukala

Family law with skills ten years later: Experiential education in the introductory family law course –

Andrew Schepard

Article

Are separated/divorced same sex families more likely to establish equal coparenting? A preliminary outcome

from a court-based program – Tianmei Zhu, Jonathan Alschech and Marsha Kline Pruett

Student Notes

A, B, C, 1, 2, 3: How an amendment to the New York State education law will give private school students

an equitable education to public school students – Elizabeth M. Guariglia

The parent trap: Extending New York State’s parental liability law to hold parents liable for minor child’s

bullying – Nicolette Gardini

Major league baseball and the exploitation of Latin American children: Confronting baseball’s

greatest sin – Stephen Shimshi

An Interdisciplinary Journal

FAMILY COURT REVIEW

Volume 60 Number 4

October 2022

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policy and practice for more than half a century

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AFCC is the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts— an interdisciplinary and

international association of professionals dedicated to improving the lives of children

and families through the resolution of family confl ict. AFCC brings together members of

multiple disciplines in the private, public and nonprofi t sectors from all over the world. AFCC

is unique because members do not share a common profession. Instead, AFCC members

share a strong commitment to education, innovation and collaboration in order to benefi t

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